2026 Report Cards
2026 Rangers Report Cards: J.T. Miller
Handed the captaincy and the weight of the franchise, Miller struggled to live up to the immense expectations placed on his shoulders.
2026 Report Cards
Handed the captaincy and the weight of the franchise, Miller struggled to live up to the immense expectations placed on his shoulders.
Making the Case NHL Draft 2026
A mobile, physical defenseman with top-pair potential, Alberts Smits checks nearly every box for teams drafting near the top of the first round.
2026 Report Cards
The Rangers struggled, but Zibanejad thrived, producing one of the team's few consistently positive performances.
Making the Case NHL Draft 2026
The Rangers may be betting on projection over current production if they call Lawrence’s name at fifth overall.
2026 Report Cards
Gabe Perreault arrived in New York as a prospect. He finished the season looking like a core piece of the Rangers’ future.
Making the Case NHL Draft 2026
There are safer picks at five, but few players in this draft bring Björck’s mix of skill, intensity, and production. The question is whether the Rangers are willing to bet on talent over size.
2026 Report Cards
Defensive stability, heavy minutes, and a career year offensively made Vladislav Gavrikov one of the Rangers’ rare bright spots.
New York Rangers Prospects
History says NHL talent can still be found at 26th overall. Here are the prospects who could become the Rangers’ next draft steal.
New York Rangers Prospects
The 2026 NHL Draft class is loaded with intrigue beyond the top two. Here's a full first-round projection, including the defenseman with the highest upside, the center whose playoff run silenced the skeptics, and a few sliding names worth watching at the end of the round.
2026 Report Cards
The number from Quick weren't very good. But there's nothing but respect for the best American goalie to ever do it.
New York Rangers Analysis
From clutch overtime heroes to unexpected breakouts, ex-Rangers are making noise where it matters most.
New York Rangers News
The ping-pong balls didn’t bounce the Rangers’ way, and now they’re left picking fifth in a wide-open draft.